Speaking · keynotes, firesides, workshops
Book a storyteller, not a slide deck.
Kamal Jahid is the founder and host of Warsaw Confidential. He speaks about storytelling, building an audience, and what Poland looks like to someone who chose it.
As seen in
The talks
Three talks, each built for your room.
The story is the strategy
Why people remember a story and forget a pitch, and how to find the one your company should be telling. For leadership teams, sales and marketing.
100 million views, one phone at a time
What it took to build Warsaw Confidential's audience in under two years: what worked, what flopped, and what any brand can copy on Monday.
Poland, seen from the outside
Fifteen years of learning how Poles work, buy, hire and argue. For international teams, employers who relocate people, and anyone doing business here.
Formats
On stage, in conversation, or in the room with your team.
30 to 45 minutes
One idea, told through stories, for conferences and company events.
In conversation
Interviewed on your stage, or interviewing your guest. Hosting long conversations is the day job.
Half a day or a day
Your team works on its own story: the founder story, the sales story, the story for new hires.
Moderating your event
Opening the day, running the panels and keeping the room awake.
Who you're booking
A marketer who became the story.
I was born in Morocco and moved to Poland 15 years ago. I've spent 20 years in marketing, and today I'm Chief Marketing Officer of a boutique IT recruitment company in Warsaw and the founder of my own Polish company.
Warsaw Confidential started as a podcast about the people who make modern Poland. Its videos have passed 100 million views, and the work has been featured in Forbes, GQ and Vanity Fair, and on TVN.
On stage I do what I do on camera: tell true stories, and show you how they were built.
How booking works
Three steps.
- You send the briefDate, place, audience and what you want people to leave with.
- We talkA short call to shape the talk around your room. You get a clear quote.
- I show up preparedTailored content, tech check done, on time.
Questions
Before you write.
Which languages do you speak in?
English, French, Arabic and Polish.
Where are you based, and do you travel?
Warsaw. Available for events in Poland and abroad, and online for remote teams.
How long is a talk?
A keynote runs 30 to 45 minutes, with questions if you want them. Workshops run from half a day.
Can you tailor the talk to our audience?
Yes. Every talk starts with a short call about who is in the room and what you want them to leave with.
What does it cost?
It depends on the format, the preparation and the travel. Send the date and the brief and you'll get a clear quote.
Speaking requests
Have a date in mind?
Send the date, the place and the audience. You'll hear back from the team.
hello@warsawconfidential.com